Georgian Medical Journal

A peer-reviewed, open-access scientific journal published by the Public Health Institute of Georgia.

GMJ.ge
Publisher
Public Health Institute of Georgia
ISSN
3088-4322 (online)
Languages
Georgian and English
Website
gmj.ge

Evidence at a glance

An open-access, DOI-registered journal gives researchers in Georgia and the region a place to publish evidence that others can find and cite.

3088-4322ISSN of the Georgian Medical JournalSource: gmj.ge
10.66636Crossref DOI prefix: every article is permanently citableSource: gmj.ge

Part of the platform: Knowledge

The Georgian Medical Journal (GMJ) is a peer-reviewed, open-access scientific journal published by the Public Health Institute of Georgia. It gives clinicians, researchers, public health specialists and policymakers a platform to publish evidence-based work relevant to Georgia and the wider global health community.

GMJ publishes original research, systematic reviews, clinical case analyses, policy discussions and public health practice reports. Its goal is to strengthen scientific communication and advance high-quality medical knowledge in Georgia. Submissions are accepted in Georgian and English.

The journal maintains an indexed digital archive, so every article is free to read and searchable online. GMJ is committed to transparent editorial standards, ethical publishing practice and international scientific integrity.

The journal at a glance

PublisherPublic Health Institute of Georgia (PHIG)
Editor-in-ChiefProf. Giorgi Pkhakadze, MD, MPH, PhD
ISSN (online)3088-4322
DOI prefix10.66636 — Crossref member 56297 since 9 April 2026
FrequencyQuarterly, plus special issues and supplements
LanguagesGeorgian and English
Access and licenceOpen access, CC BY 4.0
Peer reviewDouble-anonymised, normally at least two independent reviewers; optional transparent review
ScopeClinical medicine, surgery, public health, epidemiology, health services research, quality and patient safety, medical education, bioethics and health policy

Source: GMJ, About the Journal; GMJ, Indexing & Discoverability.

History and milestones

5 Jan 2025
First DOIs issuedPhase 1 DOIs registered via Zenodo (CERN) and DataCite; all remain valid.
2025
Pre-launch articlesFirst articles published ahead of the regular volume.
2026
Volume 1Four regular issues and Supplement 1, the Georgian Dictionary of Public Health.
9 Apr 2026
Crossref membershipAll new articles receive DOIs under prefix 10.66636.
6 May 2026
SJIF Journals Master ListGMJ listed and under evaluation for the SJIF 2026 Impact Factor.

Sources: GMJ indexing page; GMJ announcement, 6 May 2026.

Issues

Indexing and discoverability

GMJ content is discoverable through scholarly identifier, metadata and repository services, including the ISSN Portal and ROAD directory, Crossref, Google Scholar, OpenAlex (source ID S4400745101), BASE, Scilit, CORE, The Lens and OpenAIRE. GMJ states that it does not claim inclusion in Scopus or Web of Science unless and until those services confirm acceptance (source: GMJ indexing page).

Latest articles

Live from Crossref — records registered under the GMJ DOI prefix 10.66636: 56. gmj.ge ↗

Thematic platforms and knowledge hubs

PHIG–GMJ knowledge hubHealthcare Accreditation, Quality of Care & Patient SafetyEvidence, standards and system-level approaches to quality improvement and patient safety.Open knowledge hub →on gmj.ge ↗
PHIG–GMJ knowledge hubHealth and MigrationResearch, policy analysis and knowledge exchange on refugee and migrant health, aligned with WHO, UNHCR and IOM frameworks.Open knowledge hub →on gmj.ge ↗
PHIG–GMJ knowledge hubOccupational Safety and HealthEvidence and resources on workplace safety and workers' health.Open knowledge hub →on gmj.ge ↗
PHIG–GMJ knowledge hubEvidence Hub: Weight, Supplements & Physical ActivityWeight management, dietary supplements, physical activity and lifestyle health communication.Open knowledge hub →on gmj.ge ↗
PHIG–GMJ knowledge hubGlobal Health Accountability (IAP)Accountability frameworks, monitoring of global health commitments and policy translation.Open knowledge hub →on gmj.ge ↗
PHIG–GMJ knowledge hubUEMS Public Health SectionEuropean platform for specialist training, policy and cross-country collaboration in public health.Open knowledge hub →on gmj.ge ↗

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